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of good with better as compar
of the highest quality, excellence, or standing:the best work; the best students
most advantageous, suitable, or desirable:the best way
largest; most:the best part of a day
As adverb, superl
of well with better as compar
most excellently or suitably; with most advantage or success:an opera role that best suits her voice
in or to the highest degree; most fully (usually used in combination):best-suited; best-known; best-loved
As noun
something or someone that is best:They always demand and get the best
The best of us can make mistakes
a person's finest clothing:It's important that you wear your best
a person's most agreeable or desirable emotional state (often preceded by at)
a person's highest degree of competence, inspiration, etc
(often preceded by at)
the highest quality to be found in a given activity or category of things (often preceded by at):cabinetmaking at its best
the best effort that a person, group, or thing can make:Their best fell far short of excellence
a person's best wishes or kindest regards:Please give my best to your father
As verb (used with object)
to get the better of; defeat; beat:He easily bested his opponent in hand-to-hand combat
She bested me in the argument
As Idioms
all for the best, for the good as the final result; to an ultimate advantage:At the time it was hard to realize how it could be all for the best
Also, for the best
as best one can, in the best way possible under the circumstances:We tried to smooth over the disagreement as best we could
at best, under the most favorable circumstances:You may expect to be treated civilly, at best
get / have the best of, to gain the advantage over
to defeat; subdue: His arthritis gets the best of him from time to time
had best, would be wisest or most reasonable to; ought to:You had best phone your mother to tell her where you are going
make the best of, to cope with in the best way possible:to make the best of a bad situation
with the best, on a par with the most capable:He can play bridge with the best
As noun
a floorlike surface wholly or partially occupying one level of a hull, superstructure, or deckhouse, generally cambered, and often serving as a member for strengthening the structure of a vessel
the space between such a surface and the next such surface above: Our stateroom was on B deck
any open platform suggesting an exposed deck of a ship
an open, unroofed porch or platform extending from a house or other building
Compare sun deck
any level, tier, or vertical section, as of a structure or machine
flight deck (def )
a flat or nearly flat watertight surface, as at the top of a French roof
a floor or roof surface composed of decking units
cloud deck
See cloud layer
a small packet of a narcotic, especially heroin
a pack of playing cards
bank (def )
Also called rear deck
the cover of a space behind the backseat of an automobile or the space itself
Library Science
a level of book shelving and associated facilities in the stacks of a library, as one of a series of floors or tiers
cutter deck
a cassette deck or tape deck
As adjective
Civil Engineering
(of a bridge truss) having a deck or floor upon or above the structure
Compare through (def )
As verb (used with object)
to clothe or attire (people) or array (rooms, houses, etc
) in something ornamental or decorative (often followed by out):We were all decked out in our Sunday best
The church was decked with holly for the holiday season
to furnish with a deck
to knock down; floor:The champion decked the challenger in the first round
As Idioms
clear the decks, to prepare for combat, as by removing all unnecessary gear
to prepare for some activity or work, as by getting rid of hindrances
hit the deck, Slang
to rise from bed
to fall, drop, or be knocked to the ground or floor
on deck, Baseball
next at bat; waiting one's turn to bat
next in line; coming up; scheduled
prepared to act or work; ready
play with / have a full deck, Slang
to be sane, rational, or reasonably intelligent:Whoever dreamed up this scheme wasn't playing with a full deck
stack the deck
stack (def )
As noun
the movable articles, as tables, chairs, desks or cabinets, required for use or ornament in a house, office, or the like
fittings, apparatus, or necessary accessories for something
equipment for streets and other public areas, as lighting standards, signs, benches, or litter bins
Also called bearer, dead metal
pieces of wood or metal, less than type high, set in and about pages of type to fill them out and hold the type in place in a chase
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In the village of Podaca, in southern Dalmatia on the Makarska Riviera, in the middle of the Mediterranean nature, there is a rustic style holiday house with a total of 5 air-conditioned apartments, ideal for families with and without children, seniors and couples.
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The house is nestled in an idyllic bay directly in Fig.1. Row by the sea, so that a large, beautiful natural swimming pool is practically on the doorstep. Beautiful, long beaches of fine white pebbles are the flagship of the resort Podaca. Before the house there is a 300 m² large private terrace, which is equipped with tables and chairs for guests. Here you can read a good book, enjoy a glass of wine, watch the sunset or just listen only to the sound of the sea. Sun loungers and parasols are provided.
The hidden bays with crystal clear water, where even nude is tolerated, are located in the immediate vicinity, only a stone's throw away from the house. Solitude and closeness to nature are wonderfully combined.
The beach promenade starts directly in front of the house and invites you to evening strolls on which you can enjoy the exquisite Mediterranean cuisine or a glass of wine in one of the taverns, cafes or restaurants along the sea.
Just 5 minutes away from the house you will find shops like grocery store, fruit and vegetable stand with a rich selection of fresh and a post office.
A private car park where your car is parked safely, is in the immediate vicinity of the cottage.
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getting there
The place Podaca is quite easy to reach by plane, car, bicycle or by public transport. It is located halfway between Split and Dubrovnik. The Split airport is only 90 km away. At the airport you can also rent a car and reached in about 2 - 3 hours the cottage. The journey by car from Munich takes 8 - 10 hours.
Attractions in the surroundings
The Makarska Riviera is centrally located and offers all those who not only want to spend a beach holiday, numerous opportunities to undertake various excursions and see the sights.
The city of Dubrovnik (World Heritage Site) can be very good with the public transport or by car in 2 - reach 3 hours. The trip along the picturesque coast, always with a view of the crystal clear sea and the mountains, is a wonderful experience.
Hiking and mountain bike tours can take away from the highways.
During the summer months, numerous sports facilities such in Podaca. B. Pedal boating, jet skiing or boating on the beautiful islands of Hvar, Korcula, Brac or to the Peljesac offered.
Other leisure activities include fishing, climbing, rafting and paragliding.

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A tale about Odin's secret daughter and her life after being discovered by S.H.I.E.L.D after rescuing Tony Stark. Watch her life take a million twist and turns as she fights to stay alive and learns that not everyone can be trusted..... (I do not own any of the characters made by Marvel etc; Thor) Completed, check out the Sequel, 'The Secret Life of Nessa Odindaughter 2: Return To Earth'.
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Ethics in Demographic Survey Research: Is the Minimal Risk Approach Sufficient in the Indian Context?
Mala Ramanathan, Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology
Sajitha OG, AMCHSS, SCTIMST
In the Indian context, health research involving human subjects is guided by two guidelines, the ICMR guidelines for biomedical research and the NCESSRH guidelines for social science research in health. These guidelines list four major principles of ethical research that are relevant for the protection of human subjects; the principles of autonomy, non-malficience, beneficence and justice. However, much of demographic research in India consists of surveys that are considered minimal risk research and therefore subjected to expedited review processes. Is the assumption of minimal risk tenable in all circumstances? This paper attempts to explore the potential for harm to human subjects who participate in such surveys in terms of violation of these four major ethical principles. It also proposes some possible remedies in keeping with the ideas based on the Certificates of Confidentiality under the U.S. – Common Federal Regulations and the Census of India Act of 1948.
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Presented in Session 97: Confidentiality, Privacy, and Ethical Issues in Demographic Data


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Woolmers Apartments offers studio, and two bedroom apartments with full kitchen facilities, free cable TV and on site parking. Rooms are modern, spacious, clean and fresh your home away from home when staying in Hobart.
Location Info
Located in delightful Sandy Bay only minutes from Hobart CBD, Battery Point, Salamanca Market , Sullivans Cove, Wrest Point Casino and highlights of southern Tasmania.
Apartment Features
Full Kitchen ~ Room Heating ~ Direct Dial ~ Telephones ~ Hairdryer ~ Free Cable TV ~ Iron and Ironing Board ~
Resort Features
Guest Laundry/Dry Cleaning ~ Tour Desk ~ Off-street Parking (free) ~ Disabled Facilities ~ Non Smoking Property
Important Info
City centre 1 km ~ Distance to airport 18 km ~ Number of rooms: 36 ~ Check-in 2.00pm Check-out 10.00am ~ Continential Breakfast packages available for $5 per person.


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Our toilet & washroom units are built to the same specifications as our site offices with:
- High security steel personnel door with 8 point locking and anti jemmy flange.
- Windows (approx. 900mm x 900mm) fitted with steel security shutters with integrated locking bolts and anti jemmy flanges.
- Fully insulated.
- Interior panels are of caravan quality ply boards, normally finished in white for ceiling and hopsack for sides.
- Flooring is rubberized and wipes clean.
- Standard electrics are 1 x oil filled radiator, 2 x 13 amp double sockets high mounted. 1 x light switch, 2 x 4′ fluorescent lights, electrically operated hot water heaters, handdriers etc. A consumer unit and outside plug.
- Exterior finish in either green or blue (other colours available on request).
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The cathedral city of Canterbury was a major pilgrimage site in the Middle Ages. Ancient walls, originally built by the Romans, encircle its medieval centre with cobbled streets and timber-framed houses. Our itinerary includes visits to the impressive cathedral, Quex House & Gardens (home to the Powel-Cotton Museum) and Leeds Castle, described as 'the loveliest castle in the world'.
The 3 star Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel is set in the heart of Canterbury, a 10-minute walk from the city centre. All bedrooms are en suite with TV, telephone, hairdryer, tea making facilities, complimentary toiletries and Wi-Fi. There is a lift.
We travel to Canterbury for 4 nights half board accommodation at the Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel.
A guided visit of Canterbury Cathedral with the remainder of the day free to explore Canterbury.
We visit Quex House & Gardens, home to the Powel-Cotton Museum. Take time to visit the house and gardens, which are simply stunning. Later we return to Canterbury via the seaside town of Ramsgate.
This morning we include a visit to Leeds Castle, described as 'the loveliest castle in the world'. Discover almost 900 years of history and explore 500 acres of beautiful parkland and gardens. We return to Canterbury via the charming village of Chilham.
We return home via the main roads and motorways, arriving into the local area early evening.
4 nights dinner, bed & breakfast, Luxury coach travel, Services of experienced tour driver.
Excursions - entry to Canterbury Cathedral, Quex House & Gardens, Powel-Cotton Museum and Leeds Castle.
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The Human Concerns Ministry works to meet the needs of our parishioners who are sick, elderly, homebound, grieving or experiencing extreme financial hardship. Others may be dealing with stressful situations or difficulty in their lives. We connect those in need with the parish and community based resources we have available. Learn more >>>
Angel Tree
Angel Tree is an outreach program that strives to make the Christmas holiday special for needy families, individuals and organizations. New items suitable for Christmas gifts are organized and requested in October and sorted and delivered in December. Volunteers with computer skills are needed in October to make tags for the Christmas trees. Volunteers are needed during the 2nd and 3rd week of December to sort and deliver the Christmas gifts.
Time Commitment: Varies by interest and availability of the volunteer. Contact: Linda Atkinson through the Parish Office, 262-782-4575.
Bereavement Ministry
Our Bereavement Ministry ensures that members of our parish community do not grieve alone. Our Bereavement Ministers have experienced grief and now have the opportunity to stand in the place of Christ and offer hope and healing to others. We provide support in the way of phone calls, cards, and a personal visit if welcomed. Time Commitment: Up to the volunteer. Contact: Mary Sue Protz, 262-782-4575 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Good Grief Support Group
Are you ready to move forward in your grief journey? Would you like to smile again? Please consider joining our St. Mary's Visitation Certified Grief Counselor, Deacon Tom Binder, who leads a 12 week support group, twice a year. Some of the topics discussed include: Healing Your Grief is Heart-Based, Not Head-Based; The Difference Between Grief and Mourning; Special Days and Holidays; Expectations vs. Reality; Guilt, Regret, Self-Blame; Grief Bursts; and Developing a New Self-Identity. Contact: Mary Sue Protz, 262-782-4575 or firstname.lastname@example.com or click here for more information.
New Beginnings
This Quad Parish organization for widows and widowers provides support for each other through spiritual, social, and cultural activities. The activities may include art shows, travel, concerts, fish fries, and/or retreats. Meetings include presentations by pastors and visiting priests. General meetings are held monthly at St. John Vianney.
Contact: Parish Office, 262-782-4575.
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Recipients of prayer shawls receive a comforting reminder that the prayers of our parish are with them and that God is near when one is suffering. White baptismal blankets are knit and crocheted with love and prayers. They are gifted to the youngest members of our parish family on their Baptism day. The Parish Office is stocked with yarn and patterns for prayer shawls and baptismal blankets. Please stop in to pick up yarn and/or a pattern of your choice. Both ministries are financially supported by the generosity of the Christian Women. Help us keep this ministry going by sharing your knitting or crocheting time and talent. Time commitment: Varies depending on project. Contact: Lynne Miller through the Parish Office, 262-782-4575.
Feed the Hungry
This monthly collection provides non-perishable food items to St. Rose Parish on the even months of the year and to Blessed Savior on the odd months. Both pantries are overwhelmed with the generosity of our parish members. If you are interested in donating items for the "Feed the Hungry" program, please leave your bags of non-perishable items in the back of church or in the Atrium on the second Sunday of every month. If you would like to make a monetary donation, please make your check out to St. Mary's Visitation and denote "Feed the Hungry" in the message section of the check. SMV ensures these pantries receive the money.
Contact: Jenny Moyer through the Parish Office, 262-782-4575.
Elizabeth Ministry
St. Mary's Elizabeth Ministry, is an outreach that responds to the joys and sorrows of a woman's life during the childbearing years. By sharing personal stories and similar experiences, women are able to support, encourage and assist one another during this unique time in their lives. The Elizabeth Ministry follows the example of the scriptural story of the Visitation by bringing women together who share a similar story. Learn more >>>
Time Commitment: As little or as much as one desires. If you are interested in helping others by bringing your support and encouragement from your shared experiences, Contact: Monica Eckert, email@example.com.
Homebound Ministry
This special ministry connects St. Mary's Visitation Parish with parish members who are unable to celebrate Mass with us due to age, illness or physical limitations. Our homebound parishioners are loved and prayed for and are vital members of our parish community. Any St. Mary's Visitation parishioner who has been confirmed and is a practicing Catholic in good standing with the Church may be a Homebound Minister. We especially encourage family members of the homebound person to be a part of this ministry.
Time Commitment: Varies, usually one visit per week. Contact: Mary Sue Protz, 262-782-4575 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Communion to the Homebound
Volunteers are needed to take Communion to members of the parish community who are homebound or in the hospital.
Time Commitment: Varies, usually one visit per week. Contact: Mary Sue Protz, 262-782-4575 or email@example.com
Prayer Request
St. Ben's Meal Program
Volunteers prepare, transport and serve meals to approximately 365 men, women and children of all ages each evening. St. Ben's is a safe and hospitable environment for people struggling with homelessness, mental health, and poverty to enjoy a nourishing meal. St. Mary's needs volunteers to prepare and bake casseroles, make jellos or baked goods every other first Tuesday of the month. Volunteers are also needed to deliver ham and cheese to those who volunteered to make the casserole. This is done the weekend before the first Tuesday of the month.
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Contact: Susan Olbrantz or Monica Schmidt through the Parish Office, 262-782-4575.
Third World Fair
Volunteers are needed to assist with set up and take down for the annual fair which takes place in November or December. The fair benefits the Working Boys Center in Quito, Ecuador. Time Commitment: Several hours before or after fair, depending on availability.
Contact: Pat Parks, firstname.lastname@example.com
Jail/Prison Ministry
A confidential ministry to those incarcerated and to the members of their families. In confidence please contact Deacon Dick Niggemann, 262-782-4575 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Juveniles in Jail Ministry
Share the message of God's love and forgiveness with children, 12 to 16 years old, who are being held at the Milwaukee County Juvenile Detention Center, just 2 miles east of St. Mary's on Watertown Plank Road. Many of these children are affected by prior abuse and all suffer from loneliness and despair. This ministry has been active for approximately 50 years through the St. Mary's Visitation Christian Women's group.
Time Commitment: 10 –11:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings. Contact: Deacon Dick Niggemann, 262-782-4575 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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Art's Alive! – Juried
November 10 and 11, 2018 – Artist's reception Friday, Nov 9 from 6:00 – 8:30
Saturday 10 am to 6 pm, Sunday 10 am to 4 pm
Call for Art
Our 2017 show was a spectacular success. We look forward to an even greater show in 2018.
Skagit Artists presents Arts Alive!, a professional juried exhibition in November that runs in conjunction with the Arts Alive show presented by the city of La Conner. The Skagit Artists exhibition is housed in La Conner's historic Garden Club building, just up the hill from Maple Hall. The exhibition features artists from Skagit, Whatcom, San Juan, Island and Snohomish counties.
The following artists were juried in for our 2017 show:
Gary Giovane, Lynn Skordal, Mary Quintrall, Dinah Steveni, Margaret Horak, Maggi Mason, John Webster, Devon Burke, Erica Knapp, Trish Harding, N. Naoj, Andy Friedlander, Amy Popelka, Kim Middleton, Ron King, Monica Bretherton, Vince Streano, Stephen Cheng, Colleen Hoffenbacker, Jean Barrington, Birgit LaFace, Judy Bishop, Suzanne Powers, Kirk Ruse, Vikki Jackson, Kathleen Wefer, Katie Walton, Donna Nevitt-Radtke, Robert DeFreest, Dee Doyle, Lori Nelson-Clonts, Maria Wickwire, Stephanie Britt, Craig Weakley, Jeffrey O'Boyle, Ria Harboe, Robert Gigliotti, Judy Laub, Katherine Taylor, Laurel Baldwin, Margaret Carpenter Arnett, Gene Jaress


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Re: I Need To Help! :)
If I had the gears u mentioned.. I would already make 8k dps in IS and 6.5k in DD. lol;
anyway.. here's somethings that I should correct.
you shoud stop using magic's freedom. That doesnt benefit comparing to what u lose to equip the stigma.
Spirit wall of pretection is good when you use fire pet. However, I may not bring that for pve, so that I can utilize more spirits.
So, this is the best stigmas you can bring to the pve.
you should stop using magic freedom in pvp.
to pvp against some classes, SWoP is a must. A must.
This is the best stigmas you can bring for pvp.
About your stats, you need 4283 mb in 4.8~4.95 aion for pve since the highest msup you see is 1383msup(DD last boss). Put some mcrit manastones instead of mb.
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As an sm most of what i do PVE wise is group or alliances. Magics freedom and spirit wall help your groups overall dmg. with fire pet it helps your melee dps with extra phys attack and magic freedom helps your magic dps if they dont have cap mb. switching them with different stigs doesn't improve your dps at all.
The pve build you linked me would suck in dd cause keeping your spirit up through beritra's AOEs and the first twin bosses stuff is not worth the effort and you lose dps maintaining your spirit. I rather have spirits empowerment and get the extra boost in stats to my own dps skills.
i have experimented with diffrent stigma builds and the overall dmg ends up the same. the actual DPS might differ slightly but the overall dmg you do in IS and DD stays mostly the same. And spsirt burn to ashes does the same amount as spirit kamikaze so worthless stigma.
Also the reason my Mb is so high isnt my manastones its the enchantments. My crit spell already reaches the point where it matters which is 300-400 and changing the manastone set up would just waste stones. Plus with 5.0 out now the stat caps will be going up soon.
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I remember vividly planning for the birth of our first child. We were going to be the perfect parents.
He or she, knowing the gender was completely unacceptable, was going to be breast fed for his first few months before transitioning on to a purely organic diet. We would have a routine and he, or she, would take part in only stimulating, educational play and would sleep uninterrupted through the night. Most of all on the very few occasions he, or she, would be allowed to watch television they would definitely only be allowed to watch the BBC.
Of course when our son was born our very well meaning plans lasted for about five minutes, except for the BBC one.
For as long as I can remember I have been a huge fan of the British Broadcasting Corporation. I honestly believe that it is a shining jewel in the accomplishments of our nation right up there with the NHS.
You may well remember a sketch on the ground-breaking 1980's comedy 'Not the Nine O'Clock News' in which a young Griff Rhys Jones plays a parody of Barry Took presenting his 'Points of View' show in which all of the correspondents advocate that the then £32.00 licence fee was 'far too low' and that one viewer would 'willingly sell my house and all its contents to help the BBC'.
Whilst I wouldn't go as far as placing my home on the market I can honestly say my own views have never been too far from those thirty year old fictions. For me at least the BBC is worth every single penny that I pay for my licence fee.
The BBC is responsible for world class news reporting and maintaining a regional radio and television presence in a nation where countless other local media outlets are disappearing. The BBC produces innovative and informative documentaries on nature, science, history, the arts and religion. Its variety and quality of output goes on and on and on and just when you think you have listed everything you realise you haven't even scratched the surface. What about the BBC's website which is consistently amongst the top 100 visited sites in the whole world? What about the wonderful iPlayer which allows us to catch up on programmes we have missed? What about the vast catalogue of classic comedy and drama which shaped most of our childhoods?
I could quite easily spend the whole of this column espousing the brilliance of the BBC and get nowhere close to doing it justice.
Perhaps one can go no further than quoting Aung San Suu Kyi who once said 'When I was under house arrest, it was the BBC that spoke to me – I listened'.
You may well have judged from what I have written that there is a huge 'but' on the horizon, and indeed there is.
The BBC was formed in October 1922 under the watchful eye of John, later Lord, Reith and from its very earliest days had a clear aim which still nearly one hundred years later forms part of the organisations mission statement. The BBC's job was to inform, educate and entertain.
In order to deliver on that aim a Royal Charter was issued in 1927 by George V which conferred upon the corporation authorisation to 'receive all funds which may be granted annually or otherwise by the Legislature in furtherance of the purposes of this Our Charter'.
The payment of a 10 shilling 'broadcast receiving' licence followed with the television licence being introduced in 1946. To this day failure to pay the licence fee is still a criminal offence.
But the world has changed. The BBC once had a monopoly and its charter meant that it fulfilled its aims, for the most part, splendidly.
The corporation is still exemplary at informing and educating, but entertaining I'm not so sure. Have you ever seen Mrs Browns Boys?
Where once the BBC had the field to itself there is now a plethora of outstanding commercial broadcasters, using a variety of technological platforms, who are having to compete with their hands effectively tied behind their backs against the corporation's inbuilt advantage of being paid for through taxation.
Last week the Prime Minister made MP John Whittingdale the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport. Mr Whittingdale, who has long been a critic of the BBC, said last year that the licence fee was 'worse than poll tax' and that it is 'unsustainable' in the long term.
Obviously as a Labour Party councillor I am almost programmed to disagree with a Tory Cabinet Minister but on this there is a serious point to consider.
I recently had a heated conversation with a friend about the how marvellous the BBC is. I went about making all the points I have made in this column and in the end he turned round to me and said 'Leon, I agree the BBC has been great but I just don't watch it. There is other stuff out there for me now'.
After a great deal of consideration I think my friend, and Mr Whittingdale, are probably right and that the current funding arrangements are not fit for purpose and certainly not equitable.
I very much hope that as the BBC goes through its ten yearly charter renewal process for 2017 a way is found to protect all of those non-commercial niche areas, like local radio and obscure arts documentaries, that the corporation is so good at. However the BBC must start to stand on its feet fairly against commercial broadcasters without the need to fall back on taxation and the potential criminalisation of people who don't use the service.
This column isn't just about the BBC though. It is about how we view our wider public services.
It is clear that all of the main political parties, to a greater or lesser extent, have subscribed to the concept of balancing the books and austerity. An important part of that concept has to be us asking ourselves what do we expect the government to provide for us?
Do we expect a state owned broadcaster? Do we expect our grass verges to be cut or our litter to be picked?
It is absolutely clear that as the public purse gets effectively smaller and government obligations to top priorities, such as social care for the elderly, get significantly bigger then we as a nation will have to decide what we can do without or look at other providers to fill the gap.
My friend said to me in a mature market he could choose to watch television with adverts, or he could pay to watch a subscription service. Why should he be forced to pay for something he didn't ever use and probably never would?
As a lifelong advocate of the BBC I have to admit he has one hell of a point. We must start to think afresh and start to ask ourselves the difficult questions, not just about broadcasting.
All I know is that if Auntie does ever become a subscription service I will be at the front of the queue to sign up.


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Maryland's insurance regulatory office is such a weak watchdog it's doubtful this dog could bark, much less bite. That's the conclusion of a highly critical study conducted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. Giving this watchdog teeth will take time, money and commitment. But so far, state officials are off to a promising start. A new insurance regulator (Dwight K. Bartlett III) has been hired to run a newly independent agency (the Maryland Insurance Administration) with an expanded budget (up 20 percent, to $9 million) and an enlarged staff (230 instead of 178).
That there were big troubles in the state's insurance division was no surprise. Former commissioner John A. Donaho had been pleading for years for more high-tech equipment, more skilled manpower to conduct detailed audits and analyze complex insurance data and more funding to train his staffers in all the technicalities of reinsurance, investment and actuarial issues and basic insurance accounting. But neither the governor nor the legislature apparently heard him. There's no crisis, they seemed to be saying, so why worry?
Suddenly, though, there was plenty of reason to worry. Unless Maryland wins NAIC approval, many of the state's locally based insurers might move elsewhere to avoid having to get their books audited in dozens of other states: Other states might not accept the audit findings of Maryland's feeble insurance watchdog.


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First off I will say the quality of Batter Up! Is awesome! It is made of sturdy vinyl material that I am sure will last for many years of use for us or would be great for a teacher to use for her students. The gameboard is set up as a baseball diamond with little pockets to put cards in for each base. So each "player" picks a card and as they answer correctly they get to move around the bases! There are tons of baseball player figures too which would be great for a classroom. You can then use dry erase markers to write in names of teams and keep score on the top of the gameboard. There is also a spinner on the bottom to see where the player moves to.
Since my boys are little we have used simple questions and matching sheets to play, but I know I will be pulling this out as they get older and have vocabulary words to study and so forth. I think Batter Up! Makes learning fun and there is nothing wrong with some friendly competition. It hangs up easily with little loops at the top or you could (like me) just tape it to the wall. It is a durable and reusable surface that would be a great asset for any parent or teacher to have. I also want to add that I am not a homeschooling mom but still see so much value in this product!
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(Known as Camino Inca or Camino Inka) the famous Inca Trail is the best trekking option in Peru Located in the Andes, the Inca Trail passes through several kinds of Andean atmospheres including cloud forest and alpine tundra, situated on different altitudes. Tunnels, Settlements and many Incan ruins are located along the trail before ending at the Sun Gate on Machu Picchu Mountain. Also we have to consider that there is an ascent beyond 4,200 meters (13,800 ft) above sea level, which can result in height sickness, for people that live at sea level and are not used to high elevations.
The Peruvian government has put a limit on the number of people who hike this trail per year, so, please consider that an advance booking is compulsory, 500 people maximum are permitted on the trail each day, that means only 200 of them are tourists, the other part are guides, cooks and porters. So, the high period books out very fast, we highly recommend to book at least 6 months in advance.
The Inca Trail, protected area, is closed every February in order to do maintenance (but there are other trekking options that you can do if you travel on February).
Early in the morning, we'll pick you up from your hotel and travel in our private car until 82km in the Urubamba Valley, which is the starting point of the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. The first part of the trail will be close to the Urubamba River, then we will visit the archeological site of Llactapapa (it was an important rest stop on the journey to Machu Picchu) and we finish our first hiking day in Huallyabamba (3000 masl), there is located our camp site. Included lunch and dinner.
After our breakfast, we will begin to climb the first pass, Warmiwañusca (4,200 masl) or "Dead Woman's Pass", which resembles a supine woman. Here we can appreciate a great view of the valley below. At this pass we move from the dry puna (a high treeless plateau) to the tropical jungle, where gnarled trees grow among low clouds. This is the habitat of Polylepis, orchids, Incana trees (National Peruvian tree) and animals like the Puma and Andean Beer. After crossing the pass, the trail drops steeply into the Pacaymayo valley; we will camp near to the river. Probably the second day is the hardest and coldest of the Inca Trail trek; our professional guides and porters will be very glad to support you during this memorable day. Included breakfast, lunch and dinner.
After our breakfast, we will hike up towards the ruins of Runku Rakay and traverse the pass with the same name (3,800 masl). Then, we will descend to Sayamarca, which is an important archaeological complex, also known as "inaccessible city". Here we have lunch. This day we'll walk down hundreds of steps and we will spend the third and final night near the ruins of Wiñayhuayna (2700 masl), which means "Forever Young". This nickname comes from the presence of many coloured orchids close to the archaeological centre, which is the most beautiful of the trail, composed of cultivation, living, ritual fountain and town areas. Included breakfast, lunch and dinner.
We will get up very early in the morning in order to see the beautiful sunrise from the Inti Punku (sun gate). Our first breathtaking view of Machu Picchu. We will spend about two hours in Machu Picchu, where the guide will explain to us about the different parts constituting the "Lost City of the Incas". Then we will have a free time to visit Machu Picchu by ourselves. At this point will be on the finish of the famous Inca trail to Machu Picchu. From Machu Picchu we will take the bus to Aguas Calientes and in the afternoon we will take the train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo, place where our private transfer will be waiting for us in order to take us to our hotel in Cusco. Included breakfast.
- Briefing the night before the tour.
- Private transportation to Km 82 (Beginning of the Trail).
- Professional English/Spanish speaking guide
- Guided tour in Machupicchu and extra time for yourself.
- Entrance fees for the Inca Trail and Machupicchu
- Time to go to the hot springs and walk around the town
- Bus from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes
- Tourist Vistadome train return to Ollantaytambo Station.
- Private transfer from Ollantaytambo to Cusco.
- Double Occupancy tents
- Camping Equipment: Bathroom tent, kitchen tent, dining tent, chairs, tables and sleeping pads
- Cook
- Porters to carry food, tents, and cooking gear, our porters do not carry the personal belongings of the clients, if you want a personal porter, you'll have to pay US$ 135 additional per porter(each porter can carry 12 kilos), if you don't have experience walking, we hardly recommend you to hire a porter, because it be hard for you to carry all your personal belongings during 4 days(sleeping pads and sleeping bags too).
- Coffee breaks in the afternoons
- All meals (not including breakfast the 1st day, not including lunch on the 4th day). We can arrange a vegetarian menu for you, please let us know before the tour.
- First aid kit / Oxygen
Not included:
- Entrace fee to the Hot Springs of in Aguas Calientes (S/. 15.00)
- Entrance fee to Wayna Picchu.
- Tipping for guides, cooks, porters
- Travel Insurance.
- Sleeping Bag, walking poles (If you don't have, please, see our camping equipment in Web site)
- Toilet paper, small towel
- Flashlight o Frontal Lantern with extra batteries
- Original Passport in a hermetic bag
- Warm clothes, fleece, hat, sunglasses, and personal belongings
- Pants that zip off to short pants
- Extra money to buy additional water during the trek (normally we'll give you water since the first lunch and with all the meals), but if you get thirsty you'll have small stores on the trail with fresh water bottles.
- Additional money for tipping
- Additional money to use bathrooms once you get to Machu Picchu
- Backpack and Daypack.
- Hiking shoes or boots with good ankle support
- Raincoat or poncho
- Bottle of water, flashlight, hat, sun block, sunglasses
- Warm clothes, light clothes, 4 or more pairs of socks (is really important to have the dry and warm feet during the trek)
- Insect repellent
- Personal First aid kit
- Sunscreen
- Chocolates, candies or other snacks
- Photo Camera with extra Batteries
- Binoculars
- Bathing Suit in case go to the thermal baths.
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God's plan is for us to celebrate each other and not try to bring each other down. Bringing your fellow human being only breeds jealousy, strife and envy. God is love. Elizabeth celebrated Mary, she could have easily become envious because she was not the one pregnant with the saviour, but look at what she did in Luke 1:42
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Employee salutation is the fortunate, casual or official affirmation of a gentleman's or team's behavior, effort or commercial result that supports the association's purposes and potentials, and that has plainly been former usual requirements. To be genuinely effective in your profession, you need to understand the mind research of applauding others for their incredible effort, to put on the benchmarks of laborer affirmation physically and to desire others to begin it in their operational associations.Thankfulness is an essential human need.
Delegates respond to thankfulness imparted through the affirmation of their incredible effort as it confirms their work is regarded. Whenever representatives and their work are esteemed, their fulfillment and efficiency rise and they are roused to keep up or enhance their great work.You can award a special employee in your business with corporate trophies which are available in the trophy shop, they can be designed for the way you want and can put the dedicated representative's name into it and present it to them at a ceremony of appreciation. Approval and affirmation are essential to a striking workplace. People should be respected and observed for their dedication.
Everyone needs to be seen as an employee or employee from a social event and to feel a sentiment achievement for capacity splendidly done or despite for a courageous effort. Everybody needs a 'great work mate' to make them can rest easy. Everyone requires an 'extraordinary work mate' to create them can sit back and relax. There are very important 2 factors to delegate affirmation. The primary perspective is to truly watch, perceive or comprehend an opportunity to praise someone. If the employee is not in an open demeanor you may without a lot of extending slight various such open entryways. The other piece of delegate affirmation is, clearly, the physical exhibit of finishing something to perceive and observe and understand the people for their extraordinary work.Customarily, worker acknowledgment has not been a center advertising action, but rather you can be an impetus in your association.
On the off chance that you are a PR director, you can start it in your general vicinity. You could begin doing it cautiously, not by any means informing others regarding the change, however doing it and watching the outcomes. You can suddenly praise individuals, this is exceptionally powerful. To numerous representatives, accepting genuine thanks is more needed than getting something unmistakable. Representatives appreciate acknowledgment through individual, composed, electronic and open acclaim from those they regard at work, particular and true way. This way the company will gain more productivity from employees.


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Scarlett – curly-haired, independent, strong-willed and… three. She's not the easiest combination to parent, but I can't blame her for having all the right ingredients for an empowered woman one day, right? Her dad and I joke about it on a regular basis. She knows what she wants when she wants it and has no problem asking for it. So why do so many of us see a problem with asking for what we want?
This summer has been filled with some much-needed quality family time and I have learned quite a bit from my little ones, especially Scarlett. She has reminded me of the awe and wonder in seeing something new for the first time; I was lucky enough to capture this photo above as she discovered the beach this summer! She felt the sand between her toes and saw the magnificence of this huge body of water in front of her and you know what she did?
She went straight for it.
Not once did she second guess herself, not once did she think she couldn't do it, not once did she think she wouldn't do it…
She just did it.
Scarlett sparked a light inside of me to start living the life I want to live on my own terms and I am so grateful that she did. I received a gentle reminder just yesterday on how much I needed to stick to my guns and do what I love; the rest will fall into place with lots of hard work and consistency. You know who you are out there- I so appreciate you!
I hope this message inspired by my curly-haired wonder and the gentle nudge of the universe inspires you to go out and just do it.
Live the life you always dreamed of, you deserve it.
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Just William [TV Series] (1994)
Directed by David GilesGenres - Comedy | Run Time - 30 min. | Countries - UK |
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Like the 1977 British children's comedy series of the same name, the 1994 effort Just William was based on a series of popular children's books by Richmal Crompton. Oliver Rokison starred as William Brown, the most mischievous schoolboy in the entire British Empire. Unlike the 1978 version, which was set in contemporary times, the later series returned the property to its original 1930s milieu. Still in attendance were William's beleaguered parents, and the boy's gang of troublemakers, the "Outlaws." Lasting 12 half-hour episodes, Just William was first seen on November 13, 1994, and last seen on December 17, 1995.


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The Ha Family Lion Dance Troupe ushered in the Chinese New Year here in the NEMS Auditorium. In addition to the Lion Dance, troupe members performed a variety of ribbon dances, and explained the symbolic meaning of the color red. Students also had a chance to perform as a troupe member demonstrated some basic ribbon dance movements. In closing the assembly, Ms. Kimberlee Adams acknowledged the 8th Graders in attendance for their leadership and poise in setting the example for younger members of the audience.
The new year is the most significant holiday on the Chinese calendar – fifteen full days are dedicated to it traditionally, with the specific dates calculated from Sun and Moon phases.
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Last week, we finally had the chance to visit Min Sok Korean Restaurant (Min Sok Saeng Deung Sim). I've been reading good things about it so I guess me and D should try it for ourselves — and they were not kidding, we are now Min Sok fans! (We actually planned our next visit already…and the 3rd visit! Haha! Obsessed already?)
Finding Min Sok was the challenge. D only have one and a half hours of lunch break, so good thing Jupiter is near Poblacion. Off we go on a taxi and we got lost, went back our way and after asking directions for the nth time, found ourselves outside Min Sok. Looking for it may take a lot of patience but it will be worth it, I tell you!
Min sok is a very simple restaurant. Don't expect anything grand interior-wise, just plain chairs and tables with grills on top. They will give you a small plate with sujeo (spoon and chopsticks). No problem if you're a first-timer because their staff is friendly and will answer to your questions and needs. And the owner is pretty hands-on to as well. 🙂
We ordered samgyupsal (pork belly) and chadolbaki (sliced beef brisket), these are the meat portion of our meal. It is served with greens and with that, I mean leaves. Yes, a lot of lettuce leaves and the other kind that I do not know what it's called (am not really the vegetable guru). They also serve quite a number of free banchan (side dishes) like kimchi and chewy fish cakes.
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Tuesday, May 25, 2010
The Local Library and Ideological Purity
You see, the library is a publicly funded institution, and hard-line conservatives oppose all public institutions that provide services that a private market could supply. To a great extent, I recognize the inefficiency of public institutions and entitlements and the culture of dependency that they sometimes create. Moreover, it's obvious to me that the private sector could provide most of the services of a public library (see: Netflix). And yet, I still like the library.
Though it's publicly funded, it's still pretty cheap; last year's library levy increased local sales tax by a fraction of a cent. Moreover, it actually does what it was designed to do, providing wide access to books and media to patrons of all socio-economic backgrounds. It's also locally controlled; library funding is approved by the people who will actually use it.
What would be the advantages of a privately funded media co-op that would replace the library? Perhaps greater efficiency, more focus on new titles, the ability for local residents to opt out of the system. To the negative, the huge waste of media and space that would accompany a dismantling of the public library system and the limits placed on access by the membership fees that such a system would necessitate. These considerations weighed, I still favor the public option.
At the point, I hope that readers speak a collective "Duh." I am glad that you too like the library. What I am trying to illustrate is the need for a paradigm shift in conservative thinking, away from a priori opposition to all public institutions, and toward a weighing of the relative costs of addressing needs publicly or privately. As conservatives, we will still be skeptical toward public solutions and decide against them more often than not and will be very cautious about creating new institutions, but we will still consider problems on a case-by-case basis, and we will recognize that the serious costs associated with dismantling public institutions, even if we would have opposed their creation in some ideal original social position.
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- AnonymousMay 28, 2010 at 10:37 AM
Efficiency is one thing, but what are your thoughts on the library's negative impact on movie and magazine sales (both for the content creators as well as the retailers of these things)? Is it right for a public entity to buy and loan them to 1,000s of people for free?ReplyDelete
If just 30 people per branch read a magazine -- perhaps a serious yet more or less struggling one such as National Review or The New Republic -- it would translate to 30 x $50/yr subscription x 40 branches in our city... that's $60,000/year.
Also, should the standards be raised to distinguish between an inventory that stimulates public literacy and knowledge and that which doesn't? It's one thing to offer classical music, foreign music, and hard-to-find jazz, and critically-acclaimed movies like Saving Private Ryan. As for People magazine, GQ, Soprano's seasons 1 through 5, Deuce Bigelow, SAW III, Balls of Fury, I'm not sure that holds up.
I think that you're probably seriously overestimating the impact of the library on sales figures. First, you're assuming that one person per day reads each magazine at each branch, a pretty high estimate, then assuming that each of those readers would purchase a subscription, which is doubtful. My guess is that the library's impact is a pittance compared to that of the internet. With respect to films, music and books, I think that the impact is probably even smaller, since people have to wait a long time to get the materials that they want, often months in the case of new materials, at which point they've often lost interest.ReplyDelete
I do think that the library circulates a lot of crap, but that codified standards about what constitutes crap are going to be impossible for librarians to apply to purchase decisions without reviewing every item individually. I also think that offering lower-culture stuff is the only way to get a lot of people to the library, where, hopefully, they'll be exposed to better things.
The point is not to say that the library is
a perfect institution, but that it's a counterexample to the libertarian mantra that all unnecessary public institutions are bad.
Aside: C'mon, The Sopranos has ten times the artistic value of Saving Private Ryan.
Publishers and movie-makers are more than happy to sell their stuff to libraries. Some have separate, higher rates (especially movies but also many periodicals). Others just sell to libraries at the same rate that they sell to the public. Based on experience, they believe that their stuff will be bought more, not less, if people can first borrow it. As in, "I got this movie from the library and loved it so much that I bought a copy so I could watch it whenever I want," or "I borrowed this book from the library and loved it, so I thought you'd like it too, so I bought it for your birthday gift."ReplyDelete
If you want to see the availability of not-so-popular fine arts material sharply decline, just eliminate public libraries. Commercial libraries will have no interest in providing access to stuff that most people don't want to use.
On the whole, I find this description of conservatism to be genuinely conservative. Government entities are inefficient, but in some areas they are still more efficient than private entities.
- AnonymousJune 10, 2010 at 1:38 PM
I concede with shame that I seriously overestimated the financial impact in the magazine example. I was trying to think in terms of how many people per branch might be interested in reading a single magazine title. 30 people within a branch's region of 10,000 or so seemed like a low # at first glance, but of course, you're right it's not possible for 30 people to share 1 copy of a magazine. Even if they were all resigned to read them 2 months late it would be unlikely.ReplyDelete
I agree with you too that I don't know what a library pays for the right to distribute the media, which would certainly affect the math.
I will say in my defense that a. my household has canceled a handful of magazine subscriptions because they are available at the library, b. we've rented far fewer movies, and c. all the movie rental stores around me except one have closed (which is only to say that the industry needs all the help it can get, and that the conservatism in me does not heartily agree when a public entity assists in the death, however inevitable, of these store owners' enterprises). The FBI warnings that viewers get at the beginning of dvd's, the fees that restaurants pay to broadcast games and play music, the ways media companies target individuals who frequent piracy portals... all these in one way or another indicate the seriousness that artists, media houses, retailers, etc. take the use of their materials, even on a small scale (ie the individual). Given all this, it's not so obvious to me that thousands (or 10's of thousands) of public libraries in the US are mostly of no concern to the industries. I am a big fan of the library (even in spite of whatever inefficiencies it possesses) - I just wanted to suggest that it might be a problematic example for conservatives to hold up in these few areas.


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The Finnish miracle
It's not that Finland doesn't have its share of Olympic athletes, brilliant architects, and technology moguls, but "Nokia" is all most people can mutter when asked about this small northern nation.
…You may see school as children's primary job, but don't downplay the learning they receive from taking care of themselves and contributing to the family.
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…Americans give lip service to the notion that "all men are created equal," but our appetite for competition creates an intense focus on ranking low and high performers — whether they're schools or students.
…At many schools, teachers don't grade students until the fifth grade, and they aren't forced to organize curriculum around standardized testing. … After ninth grade, students attend either an academic program (53%) or vocational one (47%) — this flexibility results in a 96% graduation rate, dwarfing the United States' measly 75%.
…Overall, such attitudes go hand in hand with Finland's socialist-style egalitarian society, which focuses on meting out fees and services according to need rather than merit.
…Although the Finnish system seems antithetical to South Korea's (the Asian nation placed second in the 2007 PISA surveys), the two small countries share much in common. … Both achieved independence relatively recently — Finland in 1917, South Korea 1946 — and both are resource-poor nations that decided education was the path out of poverty.
…After all, given our higher immigration rate and wider socioeconomic stratification, our schools tend to become social experiments not simply for learning but also for many other social functions schools aren't designed to handle.


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Rhinos clinch #4 seed and home playoff game with 2-1 win in finale
The Rochester Rhinos defeated New York Red Bulls II 2-1 in a match between the last two USL Champions to claim the #4 seed in the USL Conference. The Rhinos will face the Charlotte Independence in the USL Eastern Conference Quarterfinals next Saturday, October 21st at 6:05PM. Rochester defeated Charlotte 3-1 in the #4 vs. #5 match last year here at Capelli Sport Stadium.
The Rhinos needed to win Saturday night or depend on a Charlotte Independence draw/loss to the Charleston Battery in order to secure home-field advantage for the USL Eastern Conference quarterfinals. Luckily, they got both as Charlotte would lose in Charleston 1-0.
With nothing but a win in mind, the often defensive-minded Rhinos would begin the match pressing high, and generating much of the attack down the right wing. It didn't take more than 5 minutes for the Rhinos to generate chances, as Jochen Graf played a nice one-two with Ray Lee, curling a blast from the left corner of the box that forced NYRB II goalkeeper Rafael Diaz to step to his right to make the save.
Rochester kept pressing and earned a free kick from 33 yards that Wal Fall would put on frame, but his effort was easily corralled by Diaz.
After a defensive error, Red Bulls II leading scorer Stefano Bonomo found himself open at the top of the box, but his shot wasn't cleanly hit and went comfortably wide of the target.
Rochester would respond by pushing hard over the next 15 minutes and eventually would be rewarded for their efforts. In the 25th-minute, Christiano Francois would target Wal Fall on the back post as he was wrestled down to the turf, but no foul was given. Soon after, Kenardo Forbes' corner led to a deflected shot that was nearly put away by a Joe Farrell flying scissor-kick.
In the 33rd minute, Francois did what he did best all match - charging down the right wing, beating his defender and curling in a cross. This delivery traveled just over the head of Jochen Graf.
It would only be two minutes later that Graf would get his goal. Francois' whipped cross found him sprinting towards the near post to head home his team-leading 10th goal of the season. Francois would finish the regular season as the team-leader in assists with 6 in just 12 matches, as he missed nearly 4 months of the season due to eye surgery.
However, Rochester's lead would last only two minutes, as NYRB II earned a dangerous free kick just 30 yards from goal. Florian Valot would head home Vincent Bezecourt's curling chance from 6 yards to draw the match level at 1.
The Rhinos would nearly fall behind in the 55th minute, as Junior Flemmings found himself open at the corner of the 6 yard-box but steered his far-post shot off-target.
Less than a minute later, the Francois to Graf connection nearly paid off a second time from the right wing. Graf's header missed just wide of the near post, finding the side-netting.
The match-winning goal came from the captain Kenardo Forbes in the 68th-minute. Forbes and Graf would put together a fantastic piece of interplay, with Graf dishing the ball off to Forbes just as the goalkeeper was sliding in, allowing the captain to tap the ball into the empty net to give the Rhinos a 2-1 advantage.
Graf nearly made it 3-1 just 4 minutes later. Jordan Dover hit a perfect far post cross, but his headed effort trickled slowly towards the far corner, hitting the post and rolling on the line before being gathered by the keeper - fooling most of the crowd at Capelli Sport Stadium.
The Rhinos looked like they sealed the match after the Red Bulls were called for a handball in the box directly off a corner in the 82nd minute. With regular penalty kick taker Wal Fall already substituted, Graf would step up and take the honors, but Red Bull keeper Rafael Diaz made the save to his right to keep the match wide open.
The Rhinos would continue to push for a third goal. Substitute Julian Buescher; acquired on loan from D.C. United earlier in the year, would take a fizzing free kick that required Diaz to punch clear.
NYRB II would have their chances to draw level very late in the match. Adam Najem would get a great open look inside the box, but his goal-bound effort was headed clear by Ryan Felix. After a few nervy minutes, the referee blew the final whistle, sending the crowd at Capelli Sport Stadium into a frenzy.